Duane Davis Jr. defends his father, asserting police misconduct in Tupac’s murder case
Las Vegas: The son of a man accused of killing Tupac Shakur is speaking out. Duane Davis Jr. is adamant that his dad, Keefe D, is innocent. He believes the police and prosecutors are framing him.
In a recent interview, Duane Jr. passionately defended his father, who has admitted to being involved in Tupac’s murder but insists he didn’t pull the trigger. He claims the cops are the real problem here.
Duane Jr. is convinced that the case against his dad will fall apart. He argues that the evidence is weak and that the police have no solid proof. He even questions the validity of his father’s confessions, suggesting they were coerced.
Keefe D’s lawyer has filed motions to dismiss the case, claiming there’s no real evidence against him. Duane Jr. believes that the whole situation is a setup by corrupt officers looking to make a name for themselves.
He also made some serious allegations against two former LAPD officers, saying they tried to manipulate his dad into lying for their own gain. Duane Jr. insists that his father is a good man, not the ruthless criminal people think he is.
Despite the serious charges, Duane Jr. remains hopeful. He thinks the case will be dropped before it even goes to trial. He’s been vocal about his belief that the truth will come out and that his dad will be exonerated.
As the trial approaches, the tension is palpable. Duane Jr. is determined to clear his father’s name and expose what he sees as a miscarriage of justice. He wants everyone to know that his dad is innocent and that the real culprits are the ones in blue.
